Cochran Drops Battle Over Fraternity Pruning Charge
San Antonio school board delay on action after new superintendent Stutsman cancelled a Tuesday committee meeting. Cochran vows no steps until he speaks with the new leader. Vaughan of central council seeks dissolution, while Cochran cites possible Texas city bans on fraternities and sororities.
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San Antonio
LE. Stutsman
J. C. Cochran
Dollers
Fepkins
Cochran Committee
James P. Hollers
Frank Vaughan
Central Council
Hollers
Vaughan
Cochran
Focal Committee
E. Oberholtzer
Houston
Texas
Dallas
Webb
St. Louis Post-Dispatch Signs Contract With Guild/Guild
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch announces a new contract with the Co. 1. O. affiliate for its business office staff. Effective until April 28, 1949, the agreement grants wage increases for about 200 workers across 24 classifications, sets a 40 hour week, includes paid vacations, and confirms the paper’s standard compensation practices.
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St. Louis
Louis
Post-Dispatch
Co. 1. O
McRaes
Post-Dispatch Prac
Denies Plea For Recener Receivership In WV Case
Federal Judge William Baker denied a petition to appoint a receiver for Fidelity Investment Association and overruled a motion to dismiss. He urged cooperation and asked for suggestions on trial issues or appointing a special master to audit the firm. The receivership action was filed by Pennsylvania residents holding 16 investment loan contracts amid charges of fraudulent practices against the company by the Securities Commission.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Wiliam
Baker
Fidelity Investment Association
Three San Antonio youths seek Navy cadet training
Three San Antonio youths applied for cadet training at Pensacola Naval Aviation School, per John A. Traviss, head of the local Naval recruiting station. Their applications are among six candidates sent by Traviss. Accepted applicants will complete a one year course then three years of fleet duty.
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S.A
Navy
San Antonio
Pensacola Naval Aviation
John A. Traviss
Daval
Traviss
Starr Slaying Jury Sought in Travis County
In Austin district court today a panel for a five count murder trial was formed with nine jurors chosen, including Perry Jones. The defendants Amado Vera Jr Martin Solis Elias Solis Enrigno Ramirez and Benito Saenz faced a second trial on the same charges after a previous hung jury in a venue change. The case stems from a March slashing that killed Enlalia Elizondo Ramon de la Cruz and Jose Uantu.
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Austin
Completon
Starr
Perry Jones
Trothey
Travis County
Sumimence
Amado Vera Jr
Martin Solis
Elias Solis
Enrigno Ramirez
Benito Saenz
Enlalia Elizondo
Ramon de la Cruz
Jose Uantu
Hoffman Attacks Murphy Policy Record In House Speech
In Washington January 11 Representative Hoffman Republican Michigan attacked Governor Frank Murphy’s policies and background, saying he failed as governor and betrayed the people. The debate came as Murphy’s nomination to head the Justice Department was reported approved by a Senate subcommittee. The House adjourned after three subcommittees met on President Roosevelt’s nominees, with the $725,000,000 work relief bill set for action tomorrow and hoped for Friday passage.
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Representative Hoffman
Michigan
Frank Murphy
Hoffman
Murphy
Justice Department
Senate
Roosevelt
James P. Pope
Idaho
Tetnnessee
Mrs Katz to Be Buried Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Henriet te Kats, 70, who died January 9 in St. Louis, Missouri, will be held at 2 p m Thursday from the Hagy McCallum Murray chapel with Rabb Ephraim Frisch officiating. Burial will be in Beth El cemetery. Surviving Mrs. Katz are daughters Mrs. Arthur B S With and Mrs. Bernard Goldberg, son Myer Kate, sisters Mrs. Mollie Lemmons and Mrs. Jennie Lewis, and brother Sol Harris.
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Henriette Kats
St. Louis
Hagy- McCallum-Murray
Rabb Ephraim Frisch
Beth-El
Arthur
Bernard Goldberg
Myer Kate
Mollie Lemmons
Jennie Lewis
Sol Harris
Royal delay shifts plans for royal wedding
In Rome on January 1 1 the serious illness of Princess Mafalda, second child of King Vittorio Emanuele, forced the postponement of the wedding of her younger sister Maria to Prince Louis of Bourbon-Parma, originally set for January 15. Reports suggest Mafalda suffers pleurisy and the royal family continues to monitor her condition.
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Mafalda
Vittorio Emmanuete
Maria
Lois
Bourbon-Parma
Kelly Field Gears Up For Largest Graduation Class
Kelly Field prepares to graduate 173 cadets including 26 percent tying cadets in the reserve corps. Graduation moved up to February 1 due to good weather. students have completed rapid training, with months of activity and renovations planned for cadet quarters and equipment. Three cadets discharged. Randolph Field class not reporting at Kelly Field.
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Air Corps
National Guard
Randolph Field
Kellyfield
Kellyeld
Brackenridge and Alamo Heights Debaters Set for Saturday
Brackenridge High School and Alamo Heights High School prepare for a non official tournament in Austin on Saturday. Debating the same Texas High School Debating League subject about state adoption of uniform sales. Teams include Armand Jones Lawrence Michel Jane McNair Jewel McMeans for Brackenridge and Joe Marka John Davis Elnise Lewis Jo Ann Pincus for Alamo Heights. Coach Everett Lingle and coach R B Todd announce additional second teams. Competition features two preliminary rounds Saturday with final eliminations at 1 pm and cups awarded for both boys and girls divisions.
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Alamo Heights
Texas Institution
Austin
Texas High
Armand Jones
Lawrence Michel
Jane McNair
Jewel McMeans
Brackenridge
Everett Lingle
R. B. Todd
Joe Marka
John Davis
Elnise Lewis
Jo Ann Pincus
Todd
Billy Hausman
Earle Hawley
Gloria Bramlette
Joyce Russell
Club Women Accept Wichita Falls Bid
Fort Worth January 11 Wichita Falls invitation for the 1908 convention was accepted by the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs board during the first meeting of the 1905 40 administration. Mrs W S Douglas of San Angelo was elected to life membership on the board in recognition of over 60 years of service in the fine arts department.
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Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Texas Federation of Women's Blubs
W.S. Douglas
San Angelo
Recreation Training Institute II in San Antonio
The second of a two part series of recreation training institutes will be held in San Antonio from February 6 to March 3. Sponsored by the city recreation board, the series aims to bring fresh inspiration to leisure organizations and establish high standards of excellence and new interpretation of objectives.
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San Antonio
City Recreation Board
Tn. Rectea
Fresh Institute Aims At Recreational Workers Skills
A new understanding of the significance of the present opportunity in home church and school life spurs an institute offering a four week, 90 hour program in miners arts and crafts and nature activities. Faculty includes Reynolds Carlson Staples and Zanzig with sessions at the Plaza hotel. Tuition for the complete course is 15 dollars.
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Reyneld & Carlson
Frank A. Staples
Augustus D. Zanzig
Carlson
Bast&ute
University of California
Staples
League of New Hampshire Arts and Grafts
Zanazig
Music Service
National Recreational School
Harvard University
Plaza Hotel
Ives
Court Upsets Saad Ruling At Alamo Heights Zoning
Amarillo Court of Civil Appeals ruled the Alamo Heights board of adjustment lacked authority to grant construction permits for service stations in restricted zones. It reversed a lower court ruling, blocking permits for R. D. Jones at Broadway Joliet and C. Fant at Broadway Kennedy. Theo Weiss said the case would be appealed to the state Supreme Court.
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Alamo Heights
Leo Brewer
John H. Harington
5. T. Browne
District Court
Zoning Board
Theo Weiss
Board of Adjustment
Supreme Court
Jailed Student In Death by Own Action
Cleveland report on 16 year old Baldwin Wallace freshman Kettering dying by hanging after prior arrests for speeding. He had been jailed briefly for speeding to help friends reach homes. A college dance incident and a girl's rebuke are noted as context without graphic detail.
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Cleveland
Gerber
K. Kenneth Kettering
Baldwin-Wallace College
Iin
Kettering
Allred Sends Last Message and Senate Committee Picks
James V. Allred reports on his stewardship as R. Emmett Morse of Houston elected speaker of the house, with Weaver Moore as president pro tempore of the Senate. Morse and conservatives named to chair principal committees. Lieutenant Governor Woodul announces committees. Morris Roberts to head state affairs and patent finance committees. Clinton Kersey introduces a resolution praising O Daniel for not seeking legislative support.
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R. Emmett Morse
Houston
House
Weaver Moore
Senate
Morse
Walter Woodul
Coke Stevenson
Junction
Woodall
O'Daniel
Stevenson
R. A. Weinert
Seguin
Morris Roberts
Petlus
Solch
Clinton Kersey
Bridgeport
G. c Morris
Greenville
Miller Tollett Executed for Dynamite Death of Three Girls
White Miller Tollett, 28, was executed today in Tennessee for dynamiting the Gouge home near Elizabethton last January. Three Gouge children Sonte Lucna Ron Jean, aged 5, were killed. Tollett remained calm in a last visit with relatives before walking to the electric chair, maintaining his innocence as delegates sought intervention from Governor Gordon Browning.
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Nashville
Tenn
White Miller Tollett
Tallett
East Tennesse Mountain
Gordon Browning
Harmon Gouge
Elizabethton
Gouge
Sonte
Lucna
Ron Jean
Pich I
Tollett
MOPAC Official Dies Suddenly in Texas City
Faleistine Jan Wm Al David aged 59 longtime assistant general manager of Missouri Pacific to Texas and Oklahoma died of a heart attack here last night in a sudden death routine city obituary note.
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Falestine
Jan Wm AL David
Missouri Pacific
Texas
Okahoma
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